In our home in Southern California we had a small and somewhat short lemon tree that produced incredible amounts of lemons. I could see the tree from the kitchen windows and no matter how many lemons I picked, the tree was always full and always looked as if it was about to collapse from the heaviness of the fruit. Some days I got annoyed by its fruitfulness (I love lemons but seriously how many lemons can a girl use in a day!). The annoyance would go away as soon as I got close to the tree and smelled it’s blossoms. I would hunch under the branches and stand still. It was the best fragrance in the world! Clean, soothing and totally magical. I miss that tree dearly, luckily if I close my eyes, I can still smell the aroma of the lemon blossoms.

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Most likely you can however, I cannot give you exact times or convert the recipe for you without testing it first.

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My kitchen is stocked with 3 different types of salt at all times! For baking, I use Kosher salt and sea salt. For cooking, I use mostly sea salt, followed by Kosher salt and Himalayan salt.
For special occasions, I love a nice finishing salt like Fleur de Sel. My oldest son is obsessed with smoked salt at the moment!

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• My husband got me hooked on seasoned salt, ramen noodles and Taco Bell. Before I met him, I never had any of them. 
• My grandma who was an amazing cook, added chicken bouillon to most of her savory recipes (stews, beans and such). You can preach about sodium content all you want, I love that stuff!
• I did very poorly in school. I had a hard time understanding things and always felt lost. I discovered later in life that I am dyslexic and also a visual learner. Thankfully culinary school was mostly visual!
• I meditate at least twice a day no matter what.